Beta feature
You can access Agent Mode directly from the Homepage. Type in your query or use one of the suggestions. Click Let’s go, and you’ll be taken to your most recently visited workspace with edit access. When the workspace opens, Agent Mode will already be loaded with your query.
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You can also get started from a workspace by clicking Open Agent in the bottom-right corner.
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Based on the task you want to perform. Agent Mode will ask clarifying questions or request your approval before performing an action.
You can do any of the following:
Select a suggestion — For example, select “Organize existing requests into logical folders”. Agent Mode identifies requests that can be grouped into folders and makes suggestions for you to approve and implement.
Type ”@” to select the context for your work — For example, select Collections and find a request in a collection to modify.
Postman lets you add collections, folders, requests, environments, and API specifications as context. Your active tab shows in the chat and also serves as context.
Describe your task in plain language — For example, type “Create two workflow scenarios in a ‘tests’ folder for my Library API using open library API endpoints”, and watch Agent Mode carry it out.
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Not sure what to do? Try asking “What tasks can I do in Agent Mode?” for a full list of its capabilities and common tasks you can use to work more efficiently with your API development and testing workflows.
To switch your AI model, click the model dropdown (Auto by default) and select a specific AI model.
Postman recommends Auto as an optimized model based on Postman’s heuristics. But if you see suboptimal output, try selecting a different model.
The Settings also gives you options to run Agent Mode automatically and configure MCP servers.
To learn more about using MCP servers in Postman, see Create MCP requests and add them to your collections.
Last modified: 2025/11/21